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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-10
POPULAR SCIENCE.

A soldering fluid composed OF a tea.
spoonful OF chloride OF zinc dissolved in
two ounces of alcohol will not rust and
tarnish and has no bad smell.
The Scranton electric railway is two
miles long and the car makes tour trips
an nour. An electric street railway is
also in process OF construction at Selma,
Ala.
The discovery of network of so called
canals on the planet Mars by Schiaparelli
several years ago has been confirmed this
year by observers both in England and
Italy.
There are III specimens OF blind crea-
lures known to science, including crav-
fish. myrapOds, etc. They are mos tiy
white, whether from lack Of stimulus OF
the light, or from bleaching out of the
SKIN. Some species have small eyes and
some have none.
A mine OF beryls lis new find in Con-
necticut. The beryls already taken out
inclnde the variety known as golden be-
ryls and rank as precious stones only two
places lower than diamonds. There are
also other brilliant colOrs found in this
mine.
A new magic lantern, which burns
mineral oil, or can be fitted with the lime.
light without alteration, has been brought
out by leading optIcian. 1t has 4-.ncA
compound condensers, brass stage and
sliding front, a portrait lens with rack
adjustment and four-wlck lamp. Alto
gelher the new lantern is very convenient
and compact.
Since the recent death OF Prof. E. LIN
nemann, of Prag Sls, 4 description Of a new
metallic elemeBt--has-been found among
his Papers. The metal was obtained from
the orthite OF AreBaal. and is named
"Austrium." It may throw new light
on the constitutiea sof tbe sun, as one OF
its spectral iinessprears 70 be identical
with Que OF the three unidentified lines In
Angstrom's map OF the normal solar spec
trum.
According to Dr.. Geneuil. solanine il
an efticacious substitute for morphine. IL
is prepared from potatoes by boiling the
Young shoots IN water, slightly acdulated
with sulphuric acid, and adding ammonia
TO the warm decOctiOn. u can also be
obtained from the Feelings OF very young
or very old potatoes. H. was first en-
ploved By Jules Clarus, OF Leipslc. In
1869. but has never been used TO any great
extent.
A laooring man OF Minersville, Pa, has
patented a cRr-brake which he thinks is
much better than the " estinghouse brake.
lie says that 10 can stop a freight car rum
ming at tie rate OF thirty.hve miles an
uour in ffteen feet, lock the wheels dead
in six or eight seconds, and stop loco
motive rlnnlng at the rate Of forty miles
an hour 'efore It has moved twenty-five
feet. lie as been odered $4,000 for mis-
inyeation. "
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FARM AND STOCK NOTES.

One thousand tons OF honey. valued at
$2oO,GOO, is the product of the beehlyes Of
Los Angeles, Cal.
A common hoe, straightened out by a
blacksmith, makes cheap and excellent
implement for chopping roots for stock.
There is annually large amount oil
bogus butter made in the cburn, owing to
lack of skill, care and proper temperature
in churning.
Farm profits vested in permanent i'm
provements return larger dividends han
when deposited in banks or invested in
other directions. A farm cannot be too
highly improved.
There is nothing better for the manure
heap than sOapsuds. 1t prevents fire
ranging, arrests the escape of volatile
matter, and hastenS chemical changes
and decomposition.
While it does not pay, as rule, to be at
the expense of cooking food for stock
says the National StOckman. it does pay
to cook food for young pigs. Potatoes can
be used with advantage, and a good warm
mess will do more to make the pigs grow
than anything else.
Old bones, old boots, leather scraps and
rags are excellent for placing in the holes
intended for grape vines. 1t is a safe
mode of getting them out OF the way and
also render them serviceable. They may
be of very little value at first, but sooner
or later they will furnish plant food.
Always thoroughly wash the udders.
wipe with a towel and milk with dry
hands. 1t is very important to do so il
''gilJ edge" butter be de sired. The mixer
cannot be too careful. 1t js claimed that
the milk receives more odors and impurl-
ties before it leaves the stable than from
any other source.
At this season, when the corn is being
fed to the hogs, it should be remembered
that the warmer and more comfortable
the hogs are kept the less corn required.
Before hogs can fatten the bodies must be
supplied with sufficient heat to protect
against cold, and the greater the amount
of heat saved the larger the gain in fat.
Rich foods, such MS grain, oil meal, ETC.,
can be fed with greater profit TO cows
when butter is the object than when chez Q
or milk for sale is the end desired. The
quantity OF oil in milk can be greatly in
creased by rich food, but the casein va
ries little. WaterY foods, such as roots,
green forage and brewers grams are
credited with producing large flow of
milk, poor in fats, but containing the
usual amount OF casein. Hence in the
cheese dairy such foods are desirable and
more profitable than grain for feeding.
But the butter maker will find it protita-
bic to feed largely OF the richer foods.
Cows are as liable to founder as horses
or, at least, they will show the character
istic lameness of this disease after over
feeding on almost anything. We have
seen it where apples, potatoes or green
corn were the articles with which the
stomach was overloaded. Any such ra-
ton fed to excess will stop at once the
flow of milk in the best cow, and it will
take several days OF careful management
to restore it. If she dungs freely keep her
in a dry place, especially at night, and
give light, nutritious put easily digestible
food. A cow suffering from indigestion
is very liable to take cold if exposed to
storms and chilly weather at night.
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Secretary Shelter, of the Iowa Agricul

Secretary Shelter, OF the Iowa Agricul-
tural Society. says the cabbage worm has
destroyed whele fields and acres of cab
bages, and Inc remedies OF ashes, lime,
brine, salt and I've have been failures.
Birds do-not take them, aud hens and
chickens tied among the plants, which
were previously covered with meal, never
touched a worm nor drove away the
swarm ofsbu sterfes, which were so nu.
merous as 10 appear like snowstorm.
But the use of pyrethrum was attended
with entire success. A pound of the
leaves of this plant mixed with $50 gal
Ions of water killed every young worm
with which it came in contact, while 1t
is harmless to man.
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Discussing grated varieties Of fruit
trees, writer in Harper's Magazine says:
This opportunity to grow different kinds
OF fruit on one tree imparts new and
delightful interest to the orchard. The
proprietor can always be on the lookout
for something new aud fine, and the few
moments required in grating or budding
make it his. The operation Is so simple
and easy that he can learn to perform it
himself, and there are always plenty of
adopts in the rural vicinage to give him
his initial lesson. While he will keep the
standard kinds Tor his main support, he
can crafty his taste and eye with some
pretty innovations. l know Of an apple
tree which bears over 100 varieties.
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How to Raise Irish Potatoes.

A writer in the Home and Farm gives
be following directions tor successfully
klsing Irish potatoes: Take a plat of
md that is not too thirsty nor too low;
bull on well-rotted stable manure; il it
hould be composted with cotton seed,
mil the seed ls well rotted, so much the
bitter: scatter the manure broadcast an
Sch thick over the land; be sure to make
e bed rich, break the land up well, turn
o the machine well under. Then SOW
|me good fertilizer that contains good
bal of potash. Be sure and have il all
|er the land, so as to make the ground
erv rich, or this plan won't do. Mark
! the rows twelve inches apart and three
ches deep; drop the potatoes one foot
art in rows and cover them with the
pse dirt that was dug cut; let them be
yered about two inches deep, leaving
ground level. When the potatoes be-
b to come up well maui in pine straw,
be fodder or leaves will answer, and
rer the bed and potatoes one foot deep
tn the straw; do this just after a rain
lie the ground is wet-and by putting
aw from twelve to fifteen inches thick
ground won't get dry, but Will retain
moisture during a drought aud the
|atoes keep green and grow in our dry
weather in the spring. When some
the potatoes get large enough to use,
hove the straw down to the roots and
out the largest ones and let the small
remain. II the vines are not injured
" will grow until every potato will be
be enough to use. The potatoes grow
in the TOP Of the ground and are very
NV gathered"
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Ssrt;on Sairo 0o.nau.
grpal Salrc.


UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
I NDhR aud by virtue OF \ Decree in
- Equity issuing out OF the Fifth Circuit
court OF the United States for the Eastern
DIVISION OF the southern District of Gcorg a,
on the fifteenth DjthN dav OF November. 1885,
IN favor OF GEORGE LEWIS agaiust JOHN
10y rs, trustee for Edward Moran and A lce
MS VIE, have this day levied on the follow
ing described property. to wit: All that lot,
tract or parcel Of land situate, lying and
being IN The city Of savannah. county OF Chat
nam and state OF Georgia, fronting on New
street, and designated on the map OF sad
Guy, corrected to July, 1868, published by
Ionn Il. Hogg, CITY surveyor, as lot letter
~ In South OglcthOrpe ward. containing
TWO hundred and eight (20S) feet more or less,
ana ninety -clght (0S) feet, more or lese, back,
together with all aud singular the edinccs,
buildings. rights, members, Entertainments
amt appuItenances to the same, belonging or
IN anywtse apuCrtaiuing, Levied on az prop
ertY or the defendant, JOHN LYONS. trustee
MS aforesaid, Notice gwen the defendant aud
VIII sell the same NJ public auction, in front
OF the United States Custom llOuse, in the
SltN OF savannah, county of Chatham and
state of Georgia, ON the FIRST TUESDAY
IN FEBRUARY NEXT, between the legal
houre of sale, after having been advertised ac-
cordng tol8w.
Dated at Savannah, Georgia, this the first
day of January, l,S1.
LttlUS NJ. LAMAR, U, $. Marshal.
BN CLIFF A. LOCKE, Deputy.
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Rcmcdy ror Cabbage Worms.

Remedy for CaoDaSe N"fihS'
There is very earnest desire among
q bbage growers to learn some remedy
IN is efyectual in killing the cabbage
H>rm. There have been given from time
d time in these columns remedies that
n highly recommended. and Still trial
rpyes them Intellectual. Now then comes
I1other that Is highly recommended, aud
lhich might well be tried, as 1t is com.
lratiyely simple; bruise quantity Of
,usy IN a wooden bucket, over which
BUR cold water and let stand uutil the
hter is quite bitter, and then sprinkle 1t
Ter the plants. being sure to reach tee
t,rm with it. It is absolutely necessary
Il the water should be quite bitter.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a w ord.

ADVERTISEMENTS. Is Words or
more, in thts coluEln che best in the pGpc')
inserted for ONE CENT a WORD, Cash
IN AdCdnce, each Insertion
Everybody lcho has any 'oaat to supply,
anything to buy o. to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure, indeed, any ,oiSh
To 0rdtifg, should advertise IN THIS Goldman.
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Aorirmltnral nruartmrnt.
THE FIELD. FARM AND GARDEN,

We solicit articles for this department.
Thename OF the writer should accompany
the letteror article, not necessarily for
publication, but as evidence of good faith.
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MARsIIAIts SALE

RN VIRTUE OF an execution issuing out OF
~ the Elith Circuit Court OF the United
NtatcS for the Western Division of the SOUTH
ern District of Georgia, on the 23d dav Of
oelobcr, A, II, 1856, in tavor of FRItk n co.
amt against a. u. CLEMENTS and IRA
SMITH. have this day LEVIED ON the follow
ing described property. to wit: Two hundred
acres of land, more or lCss. hclng part OF lot
number forty-cight ,iS) In the Second dlstricJ
OF Irwin county, state Of Georgia; bounded
ON the north. east and south by lands Of the
heirs Of the late A. y. Clementa, aud on the
west by land lot number forty uNl of
the Second district Of IRWIN county, State of
Georgia, being the land on which tine defcn-
daht. A, h. Clements, now reside. levied on
as the property of the deierdant, A. 10.
CLhhENFN. Notice given defendant aud
VIII sell the same at public auction, together
with all the rights. members and appurto-
nances thereto belonging, in front of the
United states Custom House door, in the city
OF savannah, county OF Chatham, state of
Georpa. ON the FIRST TUESDAY IN
FEBRUARY NEXT. after having been adj
verused according TO law.
Dated this 9th day of December, A. u. 1886.
LUCIUS NJ. LAMAR, u. $. Marshal.
Ky j. ID. BADGER, Deputy.
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- EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Whereas,
" WILLIAM II. ELLIOTT has applied to
Court Of Ordinary for letters Of Administrn-
tion on the estate OF WILLIAM MEN, de-
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all whom il may concern 10 be and appear he
fore said court, to make objection (if any they
havcl on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY NEXT, otherwise said letters
viii be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FER
RILL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
eighth day of January, 1887.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL, JR.,
Clerk g. u r.
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Augusta, Gibson and SandersVilIe II
X. Co.-Frcight aud Pas
scngcr Tariff.
Goparrmrrotip Hotrrro.
LIMITED PARTN ERSHIP

A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP heretofore
n existing. was renewed ana extended,
1897. between DAVID WEIsBEIN, Of Savan-
nah, Georgia, as general partner, and ED
WARD j. HEEMKR. of the city Of PARIS,
France. rs special partner, beginning on the
Aforesaid date, and TO terminate on the first
of January, 1850 under the firm name Of
"DAVlD WElSBEiN," for the trausaction
~ p Dry Goods. Fancy Goods and Notion
Business; and said special partner has con-
triluted to the common stock the sum Of
thirty thousand lS8pG0DJ dollars.
Certificate is placed, recorded. flied and
registered IN the = crks ollice of tho Superior
Court of Chatham county. Georgia.
DAVID WEiSBEfN.
EDWAND ). BkEMEK
Filcf in Office and recorded this 6rst day Of
January, 1897. j. *. r. CARR,
Deputy Clerk Superior Court Chatham Co.,
Ga.
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Dizziness, nausea, drowsiness aud die.
tress after eating can be cured and pre-
vented BY taking Or. J. II. McLean's
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IN the Circuit Court Of tho United States.
Eastern Division. Southern District Of
Georgia. November term. 1896. -- THE
ANGLICAN FkEBHOLD LAND MORT
Va. SARAH A. DOWSE. Assum psit etc
Plainu6 in stid case having instituted suit in
this court against the defendant fOr tho en-
iorcement Of iicn which it has upon certain
lands OF defendant situated IN Burtc county.
Georgia, IN said division of said district To
wit: l,0l0 acres, more or less IN the SiNtIoth
district, Georgia militia. bounded as follows
hOrth by Brar creek, south by lands of j. u.
Jones ana eetat0 OF Amos G.. Whitehead. east
by lands Of j. NJ. Madden, j J. Palmer
guardian, ana estate Of A. G.. whitehead. and
west by lands OF Mrs Philo Nicely and T +.
Branch; and 10 appearing from the return OF
the Marshal that the said SARA II a. DOWSE
cannot be found within sad district, and 10
further appearing that the defendant IL not
an inhabltaDt Of or resident Of this state;
and 1t further appearing that said defendant
has not voluntarily appeared thereto, this,
IN r"rre, up9n MOTION OF plaintiffs attorney,
ordered by the court. that said defendant
SARAH a. DOW Sc. appear, plead, answer
or demur to said case by the first day OF the
next term OF this court. and that upon her
failure 50 10 do. The court will entertain iurs-
diction In said cause and will proceed 20 the
hearing and adjudication thereof In the same
manner as n said defendant had b en- served
with process in said division OF said district
IL IL further ordered that copy of this
order be served upon the persOn or persons in
possession or charge Of said propertv, If any
hero be. and That IL also be published IN the
Savannah Morning Vows, Newspaper, once
week for SIX consecutive weeks, before the
next term Of this court.
WIN e. SIMMONS.
Plaintiff Attorney.
Granted in open court Nov. Zgth, 1856.
EMORY SPEER, Judge.
a true extract fr m The minutes Of said
court. II. N. KING, Clerk.
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pn,mis an0 oils.
1866. CHRIS. MURPHY, 1865.

House, Sign d Ornamental Painting
EXECUTED neatly and win Dispatch.
II Pants. Oils, Narnsncg. Brushes, Window
Glasses. etC.. ctc rs Imatcs furnished on APP
JllcatiOu. Corner Congress and Drdyt0n
streets. rear Of Christ Church
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Gmploumrnt 3llauts0.

SITUATION As ERIK wanted by a Young
~ man of Is; writes well, undcrsta IDS sing e
entry bookkeeping. and also telegraphy Sat
lSlactory reference from present employer.
Address AMBITION. hoX l.. W syCross. Ga.
A COMPETENT dressmaker and seam o.
"A stress wants sewing in private families or
at her house; terms reasonable. Address
MRS. c. f. T., care OF Morning News.
M ANTED, position as copyist by Young
W lady who writes Il good hand. Address
s. L.. this OfliCe.
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SRpal MOlirrn.

- EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY w hereas,
" JORDAN +. BROOKS has applied to
Court of Ordinary for Letters of Admins
tratlon de bouls non on the estate of CUR
TlS BOLTON, deceased
These arc, therefore, TO cite and admonish
all whom H. may concern TO be and appear
before said court, TO make objection 0f any
they have on or before the FIRST MONDAY
IN FEHRU AIRY NEXT. otherwise said let e.
ters will be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FER
RILL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
eight day OF January, 1897.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL. JR.,
Clerk &. .. G, c.
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TOnt.
For Sale.


TOR SALE, a good soda water bottling
Il business In f orida. with or without lot
and house. Address Box 463. Palatka Fla.
nor SALE, lot 3Oxl Anderson street, be-
Il twee West Broad ana Burroughs. Apply
Al Jefferson street.
EOE SALE, Laths, Shingles, Flooring,
Il Ceiling, WeatherbOardIng and Framing
Lumber. ONCE and Yard Taylor and East
Broad streets, Telephone No. I'll. REP
PARD co.
NOR SALE.-S5O0 buvs the only frst-cIass
Il Bar and Pool Room in Darien; location
central; city license 800, rent $500. Apply to
COLLAT BROS, Savannah, or l.. HALVES,
Darien, Ga.
nRUG BUSINESS and Orange Grove for
IL sale. For particulars, apply to II. b.
MCCALL, Plant City. Fla.
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ent pur'
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2stierrllamrnun zuamte.

WANTED, Loan Association Stock-Pu-
w laski, Savannah, Ja'per, Chatham, Mer-
chant and Mechanics, and Equtable-by
G.. j. MILLER.
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8oaroin0.
pbOto9rapby.
2fliorrllanrouo.

2ilierrllanrouo.
HAVE you seen them at HEIDT's. the 80
II Candle Power Burner, which fits any
Lamp
TOR 25c you can get the best yet.-a bottle
Il Of HEiDI'S Cough Remedy.
DIANO TUNING 50 80, Piano Moving 81 80:
i b King and shipping promptly attended
%. tuuiug hy the year AT reduced prices,
SCHREfN FRS MUSIC HOUSE.
DfAN0s, organs tuned, rep.ircd, bought.
i Furniture repaired and yarni-bed. 7 Or
NER, 30 Jefferson, corner South Broad street
lane.
DIANOs RUINED bv Imperfect or lrrogu-
4 lar Tuning. IOlr cC,numv 10 employ
cheap Tuners. Is ST and CIEAPE 81 way
% Keep aiWays in PLAY order and cnsure
preservation a 10 place 10 'o,c charge Of our
experienced Tuner by The year. our Mr.. II d.
y. MOORE twith us many vears) Is an ex-
pert and thoroughly considerations in his
work. Yearly Tuning So. four regular tun-
nRs, more II needed, rep aclng broken
strings and regulating action, Keys, etc, in
cluded. sin2le Tuning ST.. so competition
with cheap Tuners-here this month and on
the next. Best wnrk costs more, but b. yet the
cheapest. LUDDEN y BATE 8. ". II.
IF you are IA want ~ fap Robes. Horse
Bankets. Wagon, Buggy Or Team Harness,
Ladies'. Cents or Boys' saddles ami Bird .es,
NIL or Gin Betting Of anv Kind. Trunks and
Travelling Bags f'om the cheapest 20 the
finest grades, you Will Ind o nice. well selec-
ted stock 20 choose from at ". u. NELL g.
CO.'S, $50 Congress street.
THOSE TWO fAETs.-That's what they
a cIl our two New YORK Professional
Plano Movers. who can PICK up = large piano
and carry IL bodily up three Ghts Ok sfairs.
No patent truck, no noise. just pure muscle
and lonI experience. Pianos moved, hoXed
AMI shlpucG-aafcfg. speed and quiet. LUD-
DEN a. BATES :. NH.
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NOR RENT, middle house in row commence
Il ing northeast corner Barnard and Bolton
streets; all modern improvements. Apply to
9 Gu. GEMUNDEN, corner st. Julian and
Whitaker streets.
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gomora ann storrs tor Rrnt.

EOR RENT, one 2-story house on Bolton.
Il two doors east OF Montgomery street; all
modern improvements; possession gwen LIST
February. Apply to GEO. W. PARISH, No.
1873 st. Julian street.
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EOR RENT, from Jan. l, house No. 1927
Il Hull street. Apply next door.
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EOR RENT, that desirable wholesale store
Il No, 1877 Congress street; three stories on
basement Apply tO'ALBERT WILLY. ll6
BRYAN street.
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JSEi,

FornerlY|
W YOrE,.
Springs
city and
|'ecJ c r;
ecial in
for busl'
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A Very Snug Farm.
Of Six Acres,
41ss
About Three Miles From the Chr

II has very fair Improvements in the snalisI
Of dwelling, barn and stable 1t is al
cleared and fenced, and ready for imme data
use. 1t has the nucleus for an orchard--Ap4a
pies. Pears, Plume. Etc. eHH
This is u splendid location for chiekefa
farm and dairy. Easy terms will be given N &
reliable party who wants to make 0 mono
OF 1t. IL.
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pa
Inents.
hotel IL
nd has
l. be L.
system,
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NOR RENT, with privilege of purchase,
Il building lots IN Brownville. SOuthvile
and EsstlaD !. at Doc. to 81 a month. Lots to
lease near Whitaker and Anderson streets.
Apply to DR.. l.. A. FALLIGANT, ISL South
Broad street.
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HAVE you seen them at HEIDT'S. the 80.
II Candle Power Burner. which its ans
/ Lrnng
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DIANOS, organs tuned, rep.Ircd, bought
i Furniture repaired and varni-bed. 7 DE-
NER, 81 Jefferson, corner South Broad street
lane